Galerie BSL: Collectible Design in Its Organic Register
Since 2010, Béatrice Saint-Laurent has shown pieces that are as much sculpture as furniture. What the gallery is presenting for Paris Design Week.
1 MIN · 14 September 2026Béatrice Saint-Laurent opened her gallery in 2010 with a stance that was far from obvious at the time: to erase the line between art, sculpture and design. Fifteen years on, collectible design is a market, and her line — organic, biomorphic, tactile — is recognisable at a glance.
What the gallery shows
Unique pieces or very small series, made with workshops, where the material matters as much as the form: textures, deep colours, volumes that seem to have grown rather than been drawn. These are not objects you find in a showroom, nor are they decorative art: they are a third territory, one to be studied up close.
Why it matters to us
Our tool can identify an edition piece, compare prices, track down a vintage find. Faced with a unique gallery piece, it can do nothing but tell the truth: this one exists only once. That is useful information, and it is also the limit that defines everything else. Part of what plays out in galleries today will end up, ten years from now, in production — this is the only place where you see furniture before it exists.
Getting there
Galerie BSL — 14 rue des Beaux-Arts, 75006 Paris. During Paris Design Week, 10 to 19 September 2026. Open from 11 a.m.
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